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The environment is important to sustaining life. Your health care facility maintains patient’s lives and makes them better. Your health…
Professional life (NURSING): This article gives 8 tips to have an eco-friendly healthcare facility. I hope that most healthcare facilities will start going green in the years to come. These are such easy tips for these facilities to start the going green process.
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Unless we have green hospitals, patient mortality rates would mount. Poisonous chemicals and wastes stained with pus and infections from patients can well affect others undergoing treatment. The objective of sustainable healthcare facility is to reduce the quantum of carbon footprint in them.
Professional Life (NURSING): When I become a nurse and work in a hospital I am going to want to work in an eco friendly hospital. This article shoes 15 steps to make a hospital eco friendly. I think that every hospital should start to be eco friendly so they are giving back to the environment in any way they can.
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Professional life (NURSING): These are eco-friendly disposable gloves. Every nurse has to go through multiple pairs of gloves a day. The gloves that are not eco-friendly are terrible for the environment. When I am a nurse I want to encourage my place of work to use eco-friendly gloves that help the environment.
Over the past couple days, I have been working to create handmade masks for a local hospital in need. I have sewn these masks by hand and with extra cotton fabric from past jacket designs. Tomorrow I’ll be dropping off the masks I made at the hospital and will continue to make more if needed. Here’s to staying busy during a time of social distancing and let’s never forget the amazing and around-the-clock work all of the hospital workers around the U.S. and the world are doing right now ✨🌈🌷Check them out it would mean a lot to me: @DAUNTLESSDENIM on Instagram
Professional Life (NURSING): During this time of the worldwide pandemic there are many of ways to give back to our first responders and nurses and doctors. Many of people have been making surgical masks and donating them. I have made my own mask for when I go out of the house to the store or something.
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Sustainable wearables for Wimbledon
All images: Adidas
By Idha Valeur
The all-white clothes range for Wimbledon, designed by Stella McCartney, is also going green by using recycled materials.
In this new range of tennis-wear Adidas and McCartney are taking steps towards sustainability by creating the clothes out of recycled polyester, a synthetic fibre created using waste materials like plastic bottles and previously used clothing items that have been cleaned and processed again to turn them into new fibres ready for a new purpose.
As well as using recycled polyester, the collection is also made by using parley ocean plastic, which is a material developed from upcycled plastic waste which was picked up and hindered from entering the oceans at beaches and coastal areas before being turned into yarn, according to a press release.
Not only is the clothes made from recycled materials, with a better environmental footprint, but the technology used to create the range – dope dye technology – is also greening the line. The method wastes less water by incorporating colour directly into the material mix at the beginning stage in the production process.
‘Therefore, when the fibre is formed, it is already the desired colour and as a result, reduces wastewater by at least 10 litres per garment,’ the release stated.
The range, sold by Adidas, is available to purchase online now and the range can be seen on Wimbledon players such as Angelique Kerber, Caroline Wozniacki and Alexander Zverev.
Personal Life: I love tennis and I love tennis clothes. This is a great way to be sustainable and an easy way-- buy the sustainable tennis clothes. This is a great idea that Addidas came up with and is using for huge tournaments like Wimbledon.
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I seem to always have a bunch of leftover lemons. a few ways you can use them are: 🍋 rub them over your chopping boards to help sanitise and remove stains. you don’t need to rinse. 🍋 mix lemon juice with water as a window + mirror cleaner. 🍋 brighten your whites by adding a cup of of lemon juice to your wash along with detergent. 🍋boil the lemons gently over the stove as a natural air freshener
Personal Life: There are always lemons that I end up not using and have to throw away. These are great tips for not letting them go to waste anymore. I can’t wait to try some of these out!
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sustainable alternatives
Instead of… use…
Plastic water bottle = stainless steel bottle
Plastic bags = canvas bag
Coffee cups = reusable cup
Sandwich bags = silicone bags or lunch box
Plastic straws = metal straw
Liquid soap = bar of soap
Tea bags = tea infuser
Produce bags = mesh bags
Toothbrushes = bamboo toothbrush
Dental floss = biodegradable dental floss
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Personal Life: These are great tips to help you be more sustainable in your every day life style. I have always used a bar of soap and I recently started using a stainless steel water bottle. These other tips are great and I can’t wait to try them out!
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Jan 3rd - Bought a new water bottle today! My one off day before working for the next six days… but that’s ok because I travel to Japan in 18 days… so close!
Personal Life: I have recently been using a reusable water bottle. It seems to make my water stay colder longer. It also makes me drink more water than usual because I want to use my new water bottle.
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Um I found this on Facebook so I’m gonna share because this is dope
Personal Life: This is a great idea. I have so many old tshirts that I could make into bags and start using my own grocery bags. I never thought a t-shirt could be turned into a bag until now.
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There is no Planet B!
Personal life: These are great alternatives to what I normally use for my hygiene. I have never thought about using reusable make-up wipes. I always just grab one and throw it away when I'm done. If I started using these things it would benefit me and the environment more than it is now.
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Personal life: These are great tips for being sustainable daily. There are some of these tips I use already and some of them I need to start using. When you think about it it is so easy to be sustainable daily if you put your mind to it!
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YOO SPREAD THE WORD PEOPLE
Personal Life: This is a great tip to people who have little siblings at home, or people like me who just have tons of markers from my childhood. I never knew that Crayola recycles markers. I have just always tested them and thrown them away. I will definitely start suggesting this to people I know that use a lot of markers.
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6 things i stopped buying: minimalism journey (+ reduce waste)
1. Makeup Remover Wipes: instead, use a washcloth (preferably black) and apply coconut oil or almond oil to the cloth (or face), then use the cloth to wipe your entire makeup off until satisfied. *(continue with face wash routine or face mask)
benefits: reusable // machine washable // save money // gentle on the skin // effectively removes makeup
2. Plastic Toothbrushes: instead, buy a pack of bamboo toothbrushes on amazon or a general store. use these brushes as you would any other brush and thoroughly brush to improve oral health.
benefits: organic // reusable // decomposable // cleanses teeth effectively // eco-friendly // BPA free bristles
3. Multi-Step Facial Cleansers & Name Brand Body Washes: instead, use African Black soap for both your body and face with your preferred method of washing (electronic brush, hands, or wash cloth). for more simple face washes, consider using vegan and/or organic facial washes that work for your skin type.
benefits: multipurpose // improves overall skin health // all skin types (especially acne prone or oily) // single-step process // organic // save money
4. Plastic Water Bottles: instead, use a simple stainless steel bottle that you can refill throughout the day and keep up with.
benefits: reusable // washable // aesthetic // easy to monitor and handle // eco-friendly
5. Face Moisturizers: instead, use carrier oils (such as coconut oil, argan oil, almond oil, castor oil) that work with your skin type/skin needs *(you can try combining them with essential oils such as tea tree oil, lavender oil, etc.)
benefits: organic // improves skin health // no harsh chemicals // save money // longer lasting // multipurpose
6. Animal Cruelty Makeup: instead, buy makeup products that you truly need (wear daily) from companies that are Animal-Cruelty FREE and/or vegan. do your research and spend your money wisely. some may seem expensive, but consider how much some high-end brands benefit from not being animal-cruelty free *(invest in vegan and/or organic products too).
benefits: eco-friendly // animal-cruelty free // healthier for skin // long-term benefits // *vegan and/or organic
Personal life: These are great tips to think about when buying personal care items. I never really think about if what I'm buying is eco friendly. After reading this post I will definitely start considering alternative options. I seem to use all of these products listed and this post has given me some great suggestions for something different.
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In honor of Earth Day, here’s a sustainability pasta pro-tip from Danielle Nierenberg, President of Food Tank: The next time you make pasta, don’t waste your used cooking water by pouring it down the drain. Instead, let it cool, and use it to water your plants. The starchy H2O will give them a beneficial nutrient boost and help them grow. Just be sure to avoid using cooking water that has been salted or seasoned.
Personal life: I came upon this post while searching about sustainability and food. I love to cook and would love to find environmental friendly ways to cook and different recipes. I had no clue that pasta water is good for plants. Next time I make pasta I will keep this in mind.
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